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You’ll find mitre saws for angle cuts, bevel cuts and accurate cross cuts in timber and other building materials. If you need more cutting width or more angle flexibility, compare compound mitre saw, sliding mitre saw and dual compound mitre saw options against the job in hand and the product specifications.
Making angle cuts and mitre cutting on timber and similar materials.
Working on picture frame mitre saw cuts and other repeat finishing cuts.
Choosing a mitre saw for worktop mitre saw cuts where cut capacity matters.
Using mitre saw blades suited to the material, whether that is softwood, hardwood or sheet material.
Compare a compound mitre saw, sliding mitre saw and dual compound mitre saw when you need more flexibility.
Check the cut capacity, especially for wider stock and finishing work.
Match the blade size to the saw and the material you are cutting.
Check mitre gauge compatibility and the product specifications before you order.
If you are comparing saws for a specific job, filter by cut capacity and blade size, then compare the product specifications.
Check the cut capacity against the material and the job in hand.
Confirm the product specifications for blade size, compatibility and the space you have available in the workshop or on site.
Use Click & Collect if you need to pick up your order when you need it.
Choose next day delivery direct to site if that suits the job.
Create an account if you buy regularly and want to manage your order alongside the rest of your purchasing.
Speak to your local branch team if you want help checking compatibility before you buy.
Compare mitre saws and check the product specifications to find the right setup for the job. You can also look at mitre saw blades, tool hire and trade accounts if you already know the saw you need.
If you want to narrow the choice, start with mitre saws, compare table saws and check flip saws against the cut capacity you need. Then use the product specifications to confirm fit for the material and the job.